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2 anos INVESTINDO 300 reais por mês! Minha carteira completa e quanto lucrei

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The video claims results from a 2-year investing experiment starting Sep 4, 2024, with an initial investment of R$1,000 and then R$300/month, reinvesting dividends. The portfolio is presented as diversified across:

  • Brazilian equities
  • REITs / real estate funds (IFIX constituents)
  • Fixed income (CDBs/treasuries)
  • Foreign ETFs
  • Bitcoin

The approach aims for long-term growth while managing risk (including a currency/diversification sleeve).

Claimed outperformance vs benchmarks

The presenter argues that stock-picking outperformed broad indexes during the period:

  • Stock portfolio return: ~52% in 2 years
  • Ibovespa: +26%
  • Dividend index: +27%

Overall results reported

  • Total invested: grew from R$8,500 to ~R$10,000
  • Total profit: R$1,232.75, consisting of:
    • R$881.84 capital gains
    • dividends (remainder)
  • Total return (2 years): 33.51%
  • Versus CDI: about 118% of CDI (noted as gross CDI, before income tax)

They emphasize tax rules and “net vs gross” performance.

Timeline / framework mentioned

  • Start date: September 4th, 2024
  • Investment cadence: R$300/month after an initial R$1,000
  • Reinvestment behavior: reinvesting dividends and using ongoing contributions
  • Review horizon: “long term,” with multiple asset classes intended to react differently across interest-rate cycles (especially Selic rising/falling and mark-to-market effects)

Asset allocation (weights stated)

  • Stocks (Brazil): 32.25%
  • REITs / Real estate funds: 13.8%
  • Fixed income: no single explicit total %, but includes:
    • post-fixed CDBs (Sofisa)
    • pre-fixed treasury bonds (2032)
    • IPCA+ treasuries (2029 and 2050)
    • plus foreign fixed income ETFs (below)
  • Foreign exposure:
    • includes SPY and US fixed income ETFs
    • directly denominated in USD: 16% of assets
  • Bitcoin: 10% of the portfolio

Tickers / instruments / sectors mentioned

Brazilian stocks (equities)

  • BB Seguridade
  • Taesa (TAEE)
  • “PRI” (growth-focused; discussed as not paying dividends yet; BTG forecasts for dividends in 2026/2027)
  • Sanepar / CANEPAR
  • Itaú (ITAU) (bank; later purchase explicitly referenced as “stock of Banco Itaú”)
  • Bradesco
  • Vale
  • IN (hydroelectric-related; appears as “IN” in subtitles; pricing quote appears inconsistent)

Brazilian real estate funds (REITs / IFIX-related)

  • KNRI (hybrid)
  • XPML11
  • PVB1 (offices)
  • HGLG11 (logistics; described as the largest IFIX real estate fund)
  • XPSF11 (fund of funds)
  • BTLG (logistics warehouse)
  • HGCR11 (paper-based real estate fund)

Foreign ETFs / fixed income (US)

  • SPY
  • TLT
  • “Shai” (short-term US fixed income ETF; ticker not clearly identifiable from subtitles)

Crypto

  • Bitcoin (BTC)

Fixed income (Brazil)

  • CDBs (Sofisa) yielding 105% of CDI (and “some at 110% at the time”)
  • Treasury 2032 pre-fixed
  • Treasury IPCA+ 2029
  • Treasury IPCA+ 2050

Key performance numbers (as stated)

Note: Several subtitle quotes appear inconsistent or mismatched with other figures (e.g., ticker pricing/unit scaling). The numbers below are transcribed as presented.

Stocks (reported buys/prices/returns)

BB Seguridade

  • Shares: 14
  • Avg buy: R$34.35
  • Current: R$41–42
  • Price change: +21.33%
  • Total return (incl. dividends): +34.15%

Taesa

  • Shares: 12
  • Avg buy: R$37.17
  • Price change: +11.56%
  • Total return (incl. dividends): claimed “around 32%” (exact total return not cleanly stated)

“PRI”

  • Avg buy: R$38.73
  • Current: R$64.54
  • Price change: +65%
  • Dividends: none yet
  • BTG dividend forecast:
    • 2026: ~7% net dividend
    • 2027: ~20% dividends (at current prices)

Sanepar / CANEPAR

  • Avg buy: R$9.58
  • Current: R$34.54
  • Price change: +17.17%
  • Total return (incl. dividends): >36%
  • Mentions a “significant drop recently” (details deferred elsewhere)

Itaú

  • Shares: 8 (subtitles say “eight Itaú stocks”)
  • Avg buy: R$3.74
  • Current quoted: R$1.11
  • Subtitle notes: “price variation only 22%” but also “return almost 65%” (wording inconsistent)
  • Separately referenced later:
    • Buy price: ~R$41.22 for 9 shares (conflicts with the earlier quote; likely unit/share-class or subtitle mismatch)

Bradesco

  • Avg buy: R$12.61
  • Current: R$17.64
  • Price change: +40%
  • Total return (incl. dividends): >50%
  • Commentary: framed as “still cheap” with “margin of safety”

Vale

  • Claimed inputs:
    • cost: ~US$60/ton
    • iron ore price: ~US$100/ton
    • margin argued as protective
  • Reported:
    • Share appreciation: >50%
    • Total return (incl. dividends): >65%

IN

  • Shares: 4
  • Avg buy: R$1.98
  • Current: R$307 (large mismatch vs subtitles; likely a scaling/unit error)
  • Stated: price variation -5.74%
  • With dividends: return +2.2%
  • Thesis: issuance/share activity and integration of a hydroelectric plant; viewed as partially negative, but thesis remains “good company” long-term

REITs (funds) reported returns

General rule stated: evaluate total return including dividends, not only share price.

KNRI

  • Buy: R$140.54
  • Current: R$154.95
  • Price change: +10.16%
  • Total return (incl. dividends): +44.84%

XPML11

  • Avg buy: R$103.17
  • Current: R$102.65 (price change -0.5%)
  • Return (incl. dividends): +20.47%

PVB1

  • Buy: R$76.32 (3 shares)
  • Current: R$6.98 (suggests major inconsistency)
  • Total return incl. dividends: ~R$1.23 (subtitle: “return of R$1.23”)
  • Explanation: high Selic hurts office funds; weaker leasing

HGLG11

  • Price variation: -5.2%
  • Total return (incl. dividends): +11.75%

XPSF11

  • Shares: 19
  • Avg buy: R$7.24
  • Current: R$6.45 (price change ~ -11% stated)
  • Total return (incl. dividends): ~ +10.5%

BTLG

  • Avg buy: R$100.49
  • Current: R$99.1
  • Total return: -0.35%

HGCR11

  • Total negative price return: -0.3%
  • Total return (incl. dividends): +18.97%

IFIX composition / diversification argument

  • IFIX is stated to have about 40% in paper-based real estate funds.
  • The portfolio is described as having more brick-and-mortar holdings.
  • They claim the result was still “good” versus an unclear benchmark.

Foreign ETFs and fixed income

SPY

  • Avg buy: $0.154 (subtitle mismatch; likely adjusted unit)
  • Current: $61.87
  • Price variation: +26%
  • Total return incl. dividends: >40% (USD)

TLT

  • Thesis: profit from mark-to-market changes when foreign rates rise
  • Subtitles indicate it’s currently falling; posture described as “calm”

US short-term fixed income ETF (“Shai”)

  • Purpose: cash in dollars and earn ETF interest/dividends
  • Subtitled: 16% of assets denominated in dollars abroad
  • Rationale:
    • cites FGV studies: 12–14% currency exposure by social class
    • dollarization framed as reducing Brazilian risk; some products also dollar-linked

CDBs (Brazil post-fixed)

  • Only post-fixed CDBs
  • Withdrawal: “any time” liquidity
  • Sofisa CDB yield: 105% of CDI (some previously at 110%)
  • Fixed income sleeve noted: 14% of portfolio (with a caveat that fixed income “doesn’t stop there”)

Treasury bonds

2032 pre-fixed treasury

  • Reported positive return: +14.2%
  • Benefits from market valuation

IPCA+ 2029

  • Described as inflation payment over the period + fixed real rate

IPCA+ 2050

  • Strategy: may not hold to maturity; intend to benefit from mark-to-market if rates fall
  • Currently negative variation; expected timing 1–3 years

Bitcoin

  • Portfolio weight: 10%
  • Return currently: -10.95%
  • Thesis:
    • max supply: 21 million BTC
    • halving in 2028 → reduced new supply rate
    • “only a matter of time”
  • Price move cited: ~$60,000 to ~$80,000 in the “last week” (also says it’s quoted in reais)

Recommendations / actions explicitly stated

  • Stock-picking over indexing: claim Ibovespa concentration reduces upside; need to pick stocks in Brazil.
  • Diversify across defensive sectors and multiple asset classes: stocks + REITs + foreign ETFs + fixed income + crypto.
  • Dollar exposure (dollarization): target ~12–14%, as suggested by FGV; portfolio currently 16% in USD.
  • Use mark-to-market thinking in fixed income:
    • TLT behavior around foreign rate changes
    • IPCA+ 2050 positioned to benefit if Brazilian rates fall (1–3 years)
  • Bank thesis / risk management: prioritize Itaú based on delinquency and profitability metrics.

Specific trade described at the end

  • Buy order: Banco Itaú
  • Rationale: bank credit quality and metrics vs competitors under high-rate conditions.
  • Purchase details:
    • transfer: R$300 to brokerage
    • dividends received first: R$81.73
    • buy into Itaú as the target for the monthly amount
    • buy: ~9 shares at ~R$41.22

Company / banking thesis metrics (Itaú focus)

  • Delinquency (above 90 days):
    • Itaú: <2%
    • Nubank: ~6.9%
    • Banco do Brasil: ~5.6%
    • Bradesco: ~4.3%
  • ROE / ROY described as:
    • ~24% ROY
    • consistency: around 24–25% since last year’s 4Q
  • Client margin:
    • ~R$31b in 4Q last year
    • R$32.6b in 2Q this year
  • Efficiency ratio: around 37–39% (lower is better)
  • Business mix: not dependent solely on loans; includes credit cards, asset management, special operations, etc.

Risk cautions / methodological cautions

  • Short-term vs long-term: “good company but not good returns short-term” can occur; thesis must be tested over the long term.
  • For REITs: avoid judging by share price alone; evaluate total return including dividends.
  • For office REITs: high Selic can compress real-economics through leasing economics.
  • Mining/commodity cycle risk: Vale framed as protected by lower costs, but “you don’t buy mining companies at any price.”
  • Mark-to-market risk: fixed income prices move when rates change; expected rate cuts are the driver for positive MTM.

Disclosures / tax notes / disclaimers

  • Subtitles imply a “free mini-course / Financial Freedom Week,” but no explicit “not financial advice” appears in the provided text.
  • Taxes and “gross vs net”:
    • CDI comparison is gross; income tax applies.
    • If holding investments > 2 years, 15% income tax on earnings (per subtitles).
  • Tax planning examples mentioned:
    • Stocks: sell up to R$20,000/month profit with no tax (as stated)
    • Real estate funds (REITs): offset gains/losses by selling one fund at a loss to offset another with profit
    • Bitcoin: sell up to R$35,000/month profit with no tax (as stated)
    • REIT dividends: “currently tax-exempt”
    • Stock dividends: up to 600,000/year dividends (and/or company dividends) no tax (as stated)
    • Example: a CDB 28.07% gross becomes 23.85% net after 15% tax.

Presenters / sources mentioned

  • Renan (other speaker/host)
  • Rodrigão (repeatedly referenced; likely co-presenter/source)
  • Mateus (briefly referenced: “as Mateus correctly pointed out…”)
  • BTG (used for dividend forecasts for “PRI”)
  • FGV (Fundação Getúlio Vargas) (cited for currency exposure guidance)
  • Adn Capital (consultancy referenced)
  • Nai’s channel (referenced as where a related Sanepar explanation video exists)

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